Thank you so much for this ! I am pinning your comment.AI will render perfect and soulless...The feeling of human passion will never work...Being sentient is not truly feeling.The idea of AI orchestras is scary...I believe animals, including man, have always and should always be the main creators of music, not machines.....Cheers and thank you!
Dear Thomas, a lovely Saturday to you and good afternoon from me. Happy to be listening to your compositions during your younger days. What a talented, gifted good looking young man there! Yes, that rebellious look were there, but they're rebelliously sweet! ☺️I wish you a wonderful weekend Thomas 🙏💖🤗
Why thank you Janet. Yes, I was a handsome man. Now I am a joyful man, no matter what I look like. Beauty does not fade, it merely retreats into a below surface environ...)
@SophiaMusik You're most welcome dear Thomas, it's my pleasure indeed. Yes correct, beauty lies in the heart, it doesn't fade at all. Be joyful always Thomas 🤗🙏
Quite remarkable how mature your music was at such a young age, Thomas... the waltzes are gorgeous! Sound quality is very good... Dave did wonderful work mastering these tracks So cool to take a trip down memory lane... great pics! Ciao brother 🍋🔥
We have much in common, since we both likely started out with classical training...and ended up revolting and we both played in gigging bands...I played with some of the old California early punk groups like X , etc...Then we both turned to 'traditional timeless" mindsets after this brief yet exciting period of tumult, and thus, this is who we are now....Stay Golden John...
Thank you baby. My friend David did the remastering in the U.K. He has serious chops as a composer as well. Listen to his work..Its incredible ! th-cam.com/video/ggPdNfT5c10/w-d-xo.html
Awesome look into the life of a young composer, expansive sound from the soul of one who has noooo boundaries holding him in...........ty Thomas and all for making this possible...stay in the moment my friend 🎶🎹🙏🏻🎶- namaste 😎🎶music keeps the heart beating✊🏻
@ absolutely!! As a young 9 year old sitting in front of a 19” b/w tv....watching the Beatles on Ed Sullivan, my life changed then and there...of course I did not see it that way at the time, but the artistic juices were flowing, I started my path in music and art...I used what ever paper we had on hand to draw my Fab Four 😁😎🎸🎤🥁I remember using wax paper to draw on..lol oooo the memories 😁☺️
@ I was born in 54, hmmmm that’s a tuff one, because I will abandon one for awhile to delve into a passion set aside, music first, then art became my focus, then John my favorite Beatle, instilled in me the art of playing w words....sooo by my late teens I enjoyed writing poetry, well more like feel sorry for me or hey your not on my plane move on lol....oooo once again the memories....I actually found some old poems and put simple guitar chords to them.... they filled a day or two for me 🤣🙃😇
@@L.E.55472 Gosh you're like me, I was born in '53 and I remember seeing Ed Sullivan and the Beatles on TV too. I used to draw on whatever paper I could find. My father had a 3 foot stack of declassified "IBM Confidential" pre-release documentation from the IBM 360 in his den closet. My sister and I used to draw queens and princesses and horses on those when we were kids. We ignored the writing of course and turned the paper over to get a clean sheet to draw on.
Some fine early work here. Good scholarship is evident as is good taste. In the 70s I was too old for you to bully, perhaps, but we would have had a solid basis for conversation. I would guess your classical training enhanced your pursuits in a rock band. I was always drawn towards classical, being not 'cool' enough for rock and never knew WTF to do with my hair. When did I realize creativity? Wandered into music study - grad school - wandered out. On my 70th birfday decided I was creative, discovered Musescore and did not much else for the past 6 years. I made a more important discovery - myself. Enjoyed my visit here.
Now, that is an amazing story! I love seeing artists like you who realize their inner artistic side sooner or later. Now I hated bullies. I stood up to them, no matter what. It was stupid of me in hindsight 😊
Cicada is a series of puzzles. Seriously, you guys are a little thick or programmed. There is no person named Cicada.There are Cicada puzzles.No offense, but I am getting sick of this.Look into the puzzles, not into me.
Contrairement à vous, je ne compose pas de la musique, mais des poèmes et ma voix me sert d'instrument pour composer mes chansons. Je suis une artiste, mais nous avons tous en nous cette fibre artistique que l'on peut développer plus ou moins bien, tout dépendra toujours de l'environnement où l'on a grandi où dans lequel on vit :))) Et lorsqu'on est une hypersensible, c'est nettement plus marquant , on a besoin d'exprimer son art, sa sensibilité à travers les notes de musique, la peinture, le théâtre, l'écriture, le chant etc... J'ai passé un très bon moment à écouter tous ces morceaux de ce jeune artiste des années 70 ;))))
C'est la beauté d'être un poète comme toi, ton art grandit au fil des années. La mémoire de tes poèmes précédents grandit aussi, car elle cimente sa place dans l'esprit des autres, et dans le futur, auprès de nouvelles personnes qui ne sont pas encore nées. Tara, tu as un talent incroyable. Quand John Lemon m'a conduit à ton art, j'ai été TRÈS impressionné. Merci d'avoir écouté certaines de mes anciennes archives musicales, mon ami. ;))))
In Felix Mendelssohn's study was a bust of Bach.Felix was considered more of a prodigy than even Mozart, since he developed younger and wrote the famous Octet when he was 14-15, the same age as you were when you wrote these incredible works.Were you also studying Bach at the time? What did your teachers think of you? It's like you already arrived here as a fully mature composer when you were just a teenager! Hope I am not pestering you too much.I normally only make Facebook comments, but you are not on Facebook.
Thank you. Yes, F.M was most amazing! I took my son to Germany long ago and we met with a professor who had an original manuscript of Mendelssohn's I still have the photo of it. I am on FB, but not really public and about to delete my accounts. I do not like the overreaching and constrictive profit driven soul sucking structure of both the social media platforms and the music world.But cheers Peter, anyway. These are just old pieces from a world I used to recognize....
Its funny to see all the mythos surrounding you.I think your " screw off" attitude is a remnant of your punk rock days Tommy. "But boy could he bang those keys" Who taught you stride piano? You are better at that then your rococco.romantic fusions, which are pretty tasty Ludwig.
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🎉😊your amazing and a beautiful artist, awesome works in an age when so much is generated AI.Visuals I don't mind getting from it all source related.
Thank you so much for this ! I am pinning your comment.AI will render perfect and soulless...The feeling of human passion will never work...Being sentient is not truly feeling.The idea of AI orchestras is scary...I believe animals, including man, have always and should always be the main creators of music, not machines.....Cheers and thank you!
@@lakesuperiorskywatchernatu9515
Hiya Sharon... gtsy!
My thoughts exactly!
Dear Thomas, a lovely Saturday to you and good afternoon from me. Happy to be listening to your compositions during your younger days. What a talented, gifted good looking young man there! Yes, that rebellious look were there, but they're rebelliously sweet! ☺️I wish you a wonderful weekend Thomas 🙏💖🤗
Why thank you Janet. Yes, I was a handsome man. Now I am a joyful man, no matter what I look like. Beauty does not fade, it merely retreats into a below surface environ...)
@SophiaMusik You're most welcome dear Thomas, it's my pleasure indeed. Yes correct, beauty lies in the heart, it doesn't fade at all. Be joyful always Thomas 🤗🙏
@@janetchungNKen yes indeed Janet. Hope your week goes well
@@SophiaMusikI've enjoyed my weekend fully Thomas. You too have a lovely Sunday and a blessed week ahead.
@janetchungNKen thank you Janet 🍻
Quite remarkable how mature your music was at such a young age, Thomas... the waltzes are gorgeous!
Sound quality is very good... Dave did wonderful work mastering these tracks
So cool to take a trip down memory lane... great pics!
Ciao brother 🍋🔥
We have much in common, since we both likely started out with classical training...and ended up revolting and we both played in gigging bands...I played with some of the old California early punk groups like X , etc...Then we both turned to 'traditional timeless" mindsets after this brief yet exciting period of tumult, and thus, this is who we are now....Stay Golden John...
Love listening to all this old music you made as a child prodigy . Look at you as a teenager. Wild! ❤ Brilliantly remastered.
Thank you baby. My friend David did the remastering in the U.K. He has serious chops as a composer as well. Listen to his work..Its incredible ! th-cam.com/video/ggPdNfT5c10/w-d-xo.html
Awesome look into the life of a young composer, expansive sound from the soul of one who has noooo boundaries holding him in...........ty Thomas and all for making this possible...stay in the moment my friend 🎶🎹🙏🏻🎶- namaste 😎🎶music keeps the heart beating✊🏻
Thank you L.E !: You understand my friend. It's all about riding the aether 🎉
@ absolutely!! As a young 9 year old sitting in front of a 19” b/w tv....watching the Beatles on Ed Sullivan, my life changed then and there...of course I did not see it that way at the time, but the artistic juices were flowing, I started my path in music and art...I used what ever paper we had on hand to draw my Fab Four 😁😎🎸🎤🥁I remember using wax paper to draw on..lol oooo the memories 😁☺️
@L.E.55472 you were born in 55?
What an amazing time!
You got a few years on me, 5 to be exact
What is your favorite creation? Art, writing,music?
@ I was born in 54, hmmmm that’s a tuff one, because I will abandon one for awhile to delve into a passion set aside, music first, then art became my focus, then John my favorite Beatle, instilled in me the art of playing w words....sooo by my late teens I enjoyed writing poetry, well more like feel sorry for me or hey your not on my plane move on lol....oooo once again the memories....I actually found some old poems and put simple guitar chords to them.... they filled a day or two for me 🤣🙃😇
@@L.E.55472 Gosh you're like me, I was born in '53 and I remember seeing Ed Sullivan and the Beatles on TV too. I used to draw on whatever paper I could find. My father had a 3 foot stack of declassified "IBM Confidential" pre-release documentation from the IBM 360 in his den closet. My sister and I used to draw queens and princesses and horses on those when we were kids. We ignored the writing of course and turned the paper over to get a clean sheet to draw on.
Ta musique est un miracle. Tu es un mystère. Bonjour Anne/Tarafly. Thomas, tu es doté de prouesses musicales !
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Ce serait génial si Tara pouvait faire une collaboration avec cet humble vieil homme. Je pense qu'elle est très talentueuse !
🤯🤯🤯🤯. Wow, very driving ! You and Mozart c an have dueling pianos in Heaven.
And kick out all the Harpists ! 🤣🥾🌠
Some fine early work here. Good scholarship is evident as is good taste. In the 70s I was too old for you to bully, perhaps, but we would have had a solid basis for conversation. I would guess your classical training enhanced your pursuits in a rock band. I was always drawn towards classical, being not 'cool' enough for rock and never knew WTF to do with my hair.
When did I realize creativity? Wandered into music study - grad school - wandered out. On my 70th birfday decided I was creative, discovered Musescore and did not much else for the past 6 years. I made a more important discovery - myself.
Enjoyed my visit here.
Now, that is an amazing story! I love seeing artists like you who realize their inner artistic side sooner or later. Now I hated bullies. I stood up to them, no matter what. It was stupid of me in hindsight 😊
That's awesome! Our creative pursuits are ageless.
@@MarciaStockton Yes they are !
Your music is mysterious.So you are the Cicada 3301. It's a pleasure to meet you.
Cicada is a series of puzzles. Seriously, you guys are a little thick or programmed. There is no person named Cicada.There are Cicada puzzles.No offense, but I am getting sick of this.Look into the puzzles, not into me.
Contrairement à vous, je ne compose pas de la musique, mais des poèmes et ma voix me sert d'instrument pour composer mes chansons. Je suis une artiste, mais nous avons tous en nous cette fibre artistique que l'on peut développer plus ou moins bien, tout dépendra toujours de l'environnement où l'on a grandi où dans lequel on vit :))) Et lorsqu'on est une hypersensible, c'est nettement plus marquant , on a besoin d'exprimer son art, sa sensibilité à travers les notes de musique, la peinture, le théâtre, l'écriture, le chant etc... J'ai passé un très bon moment à écouter tous ces morceaux de ce jeune artiste des années 70 ;))))
C'est la beauté d'être un poète comme toi, ton art grandit au fil des années. La mémoire de tes poèmes précédents grandit aussi, car elle cimente sa place dans l'esprit des autres, et dans le futur, auprès de nouvelles personnes qui ne sont pas encore nées. Tara, tu as un talent incroyable. Quand John Lemon m'a conduit à ton art, j'ai été TRÈS impressionné. Merci d'avoir écouté certaines de mes anciennes archives musicales, mon ami. ;))))
th-cam.com/video/uHtb09iwDHc/w-d-xo.html. J'adore ça ! Tellement plein d'énergie vibrante ! Très merveilleux !
Sooooo very talented !!!!!!!!!🎼💯💥✌💎
@diamonddave Thank you Diamond Dave!
A présent , je rajeunis de 60 ans !!!
Oui Jean! Youth is eternal!
C'est si agréable de voir ici certains membres de la vieille garde de 2013!
@@orion3874 the old days.
@@SophiaMusik Peut-être , mais surement pas sur le vieux continent !!!
@@JeanGorin80😂🎉
I love your spunk sophia musik
@Joa08-QQ thank you, my friend . I was built 💪
In Felix Mendelssohn's study was a bust of Bach.Felix was considered more of a prodigy than even Mozart, since he developed younger and wrote the famous Octet when he was 14-15, the same age as you were when you wrote these incredible works.Were you also studying Bach at the time? What did your teachers think of you? It's like you already arrived here as a fully mature composer when you were just a teenager! Hope I am not pestering you too much.I normally only make Facebook comments, but you are not on Facebook.
Thank you. Yes, F.M was most amazing! I took my son to Germany long ago and we met with a professor who had an original manuscript of Mendelssohn's I still have the photo of it. I am on FB, but not really public and about to delete my accounts. I do not like the overreaching and constrictive profit driven soul sucking structure of both the social media platforms and the music world.But cheers Peter, anyway. These are just old pieces from a world I used to recognize....
Someone called you the Doc Holliday of piano.That's pretty precise lol. Kek
😅 He was an aspi too. Played piano spoke Latin and graduated from dental school at 20
Its funny to see all the mythos surrounding you.I think your " screw off" attitude is a remnant of your punk rock days Tommy.
"But boy could he bang those keys" Who taught you stride piano? You are better at that then your rococco.romantic fusions, which are pretty tasty Ludwig.
First I have heard this